New tool to analyse conditions in the credit card market. Banco de México modifies the definition of monetary aggregates and introduces new indicators. Mortgage interest rates in line with long-term rates. Financial market volatility picks up.

The trend in construction continues to show lower growth than that of the economy in general. In the third quarter, the fall of the accumulated GDP of the sector is -1.2% as an annual rate, largely due to civil works, which have fallen by 11%. Building will close with a growth of 0.5%. Civil works will not rebound due to the adjustments in public expenditure.

Banxico has updated its report on housing loan indicators. Payroll credit slows despite improvement in its granting conditions. Alert from the authorities about participation in “Initial Coin Offerings” schemes (ICO). The Financial System Stability Council (CESF) updates its balance of risks.

The total credit balance through cards slows its momentum during 2017. Car loans accelerated their momentum, offering better conditions as regards amounts and terms. The International Monetary Fund renews Mexico’s Flexible Credit Line. The Mexican financial system has the capacity to face adverse events. New technologies and financial inclusion in Latin America.

The global financial system faces lesser risks, but vulnerabilities and regulatory challenges persist. In September house prices rose less than inflation. Negative differentiation of domestic assets due to uncertainty caused by the renegotiation of NAFTA. Adjustments to the risk diversification rule

Update of the risk assessment by the Financial System Stability Council (CESF). The value of construction companies’ activity fell 2.7% in July 2017. Losses for Emerging Market assets on investor expectations factoring in an additional hike by the Fed towards year end

Housing prices rise 6.88% in the second half of 2017. The Bank of Mexico announces a slow-down in the economy’s financing sources and uses. The rate of growth of the personal loan portfolio continues to slow. Credit card financing consolidated its recovery in 2016

The housing inventory continues to fall and is located below 250 thousand units. CNBV publishes its Report on Financial Savings and Financing in Mexico with figures to March 2017. Banco de México publishes a tool to analyse the conditions of automotive loans. Key regulation issues for Fintechs and financial services

Mortgage rates are firmly on the rise. The CNBV has released an update on its Financial Inclusion Report. Banxico has updated its report on housing loan indicators. Payroll loans have become more sluggish in spite of the improved conditions as regards the sum borrowed and the lending rate

The value generated by construction companies rose 3.8% in the first quarter. Companies moderate their use of financing due to their perception of less favourable terms in its cost. New tool for analysing personal lending conditions

Reduced demand reflected in slower rise in house prices compared with 2016. Banco de México presents a report on competition in payroll-related services. Banco de México publishes the first report on basic indicators of lending to SMEs. New tool for analysing personal lending conditions. Renewed threats of possible withdrawal from NAFTA amid low risk-aversion environment

New housing stock holds steady. Less dynamic personal lending portfolio, despite better financing conditions. The rate of growth in lending to finance the purchase of vehicles reached an all-time high with figures to October 2016. The CNBV publishes a Report on Financial Savings and Financing in Mexico with figures to September 2016

Businesses are finding the environment less favourable in terms of accessibility to banking finance and its cost. IMF publishes a study on financial depth in Mexico. Update of the housing price index at the close of 2016. Better-than-expected US economic data sustain risk appetite; the peso appreciates, underpinned by the measures taken by Banco de México

The Infonavit should be allowed not to report information on its affiliates to the credit bureau. Expectations about the policies of the new US administration continue to influence markets. Adjustments to CNBV’s banking rulebook. Revisions to the Banking Performance Assessment of the SHCP